Tag: hacking

py7h0n_b4s1cs.py

INTRO TO PYTHON Python is one of the most popular and beginner friendly programming languages in the world. For starters, a vast majority of pentesting tools you will find on GitHub are written in python. Whether you’re hoping to automate boring tasks, scrape and analyze data, or start building and customizing your own tools, Python […]

c0ld-w4r-enem1es.h4ckt0r14

What is Hacktoria? I was recently introduced to a really cool website for OSINT, hacktoria.com. Hacktoria is a self-proclaimed story driven OSINT CTF. When you visit hacktoria.com, you will be taken to the page shown above. From here, you can choose the difficulty level for the CTF “contract” you’d like to do. You are playing […]

pnpt.exe

—Overview— Recently, I took and passed the Practical Network Penetration Tester (PNPT) certification exam from TCM Security, which is sort of the next level up from the PJPT. The PNPT is an intermediate level ethical hacking certification that tests your skills in Active Directory, OSINT, login brute forcing, password guessing, lateral movement, pivoting, and privilege […]

3thical_h4cker.meth0dology

Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing, is a controlled simulation of a cybersecurity attack with the intent of identifying weaknesses in a client’s network security posture. Companies will hire an ethical hacker to penetrate their network so test their security practices, password policies, and even staff procedures, after which they will submit a report […]